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Google Assistant could inspire the next woman to change the world

Google Banana could inspire the next woman to change the world

A scene from The English Schoolhouse from Google Assistant on a Google Nest Hub, on a yellow background
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To marker International Twenty-four hours Of The Girl, the Google Banana has gained he power to recite more than than 25 inspirational stories that feature female heroes.

By using the phrase "Hey Google, tell me a girl hero story," devices with the Google Assistant baked in, notably the Google Nest Home Hub, can tell a variety of "girl hero" fiction and not-fiction stories. This new characteristic is apart of Google's  "Digital Inclusion for Girls," an imitative that aims to employ the search giant's technologies to "create opportunities for girls in the digital space."

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The idea behind telling the girl hero stories is to break downward tropes of female person characters in fiction and non-fiction and highlight female leads from diverse background and address the topics of leadership, trouble-solving and more; the latter are often themes of male-orientated stories.

"This attempt was very personal to me – my son is five and I meet him developing his views on people and differences between them every mean solar day. Information technology matters deeply to me that he sees girls, and people from all over the world, as heroic, fierce, smart and successful," explained Rebecca Nathenson, manager of product for the Google Assistant Developer Platform.

These inspiring tales include: "My Sister, Daisy," which focuses on family unit bonds and gender identity, and "Marielle'south Sweet Shop" that's a story about a female parent and daughter entrepreneur duo.

Equally such, these there's a adventure that hearing one of these stories could be but the thing needed to inspire the next female entrepreneur, visionary, CEO or even the commencement female U.Due south. President. After all, inspiration can come up from all places, even a story told by the Google Assistant over a smart speaker.

In that location are over 25 exclusive nonfiction and fiction stories bachelor from Capstone and The English Schoolhouse, developed by Earplay if you lot want to listen to more inspirational girl stories told via the Google Banana.

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Cynthia Lawrence specialises in Homes ecommerce, covering all things homes and garden-related. She has a wealth of editorial experience testing the latest, 'must-take' home appliances, writing ownership guides and the handy 'how to' features.

Her work has been published in various titles including, T3, Acme Ten Reviews, Ideal Home, Real Homes, Livingetc. and Firm Beautiful, amongst many.

With a rather unhealthy obsession for all things homes and interiors, she too has an interior design blog for style inspiration and savvy storage solutions (get rid of that ataxia!). When she'southward non testing cool products, she'll be searching online for more decor ideas to spruce up her family dwelling or looking for a keen bargain!

Source: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/google-assistant-could-inspire-the-next-woman-to-change-the-world

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